Human Rights

Human Rights Act 1998, Article 2 Right to life

Everyone’s right to life shall be protected by law. No one shall be deprived of his life intentionally save in the execution of a sentence of a court following his conviction of a crime for which this penalty is provided by law.

Article 3Prohibition of torture

No one shall be subjected to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.

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[Anna-yivu]

In Australia, we are waiting for our government to be held accountable!! Prison would be a good outcome for coercing and mandating these jabs!

[DianneEnnis-czlo]

In Canada we had people denied major life saving operations if not jabbed. Shame on Canada!

[MrHVACguy]

Billions of dollars stolen from taxpayers for a product that murders them, if that’s not pure evil I don’t know what is.

[terencemccarthy]

Well done Scotland. Human Rights violations have to be investigated, concluded and there has to be lessons learned and consequenced for the perpetrators!
Note that there is no mainstream media covering this in Ireland, the UK and elsewhere which is another injustice!

[mjones]

So many people died alone and were forced into isolation...so heartbreaking

[Unsound-Engineer]

I will never forget as long as I live the tyrannical premier here in West Australia sneering down the barrel of a camera, threatening that life was going to get very difficult for those who don't get vaccinated. All faith and trust in govt media and health gone.

[jimkofron]

I am so SORRY about your father. I saw the pain in your face. We love you Dr. Campbell.

[martinheath]

The emotional impact on the dying having been denied family contact, attended in their final moments by faceless, gloved and masked strangers dressed head to toe in hazmat suits should never be forgotten. Or forgiven.

[Revelationv]

AS far as the WEF, WHO and the elite are concerned there is no such thing as Human Rights

[RobThomson-xg]

My father was left to die by the medical experts at a notorious south Yorkshire hospital. He was a nuisance as had parkinsons. The ambulance driver told me he'd not put a dog in that hospital. There was no compassion or care. After 2 weeks of what my father described as torture we got him out and home.

[rogerdeyell]

Civilized society does not dump their Elders in a place where they're not attended to properly nor can they visit their families

[MikeEves]

And this happened across most countries. Everywhere is a crime scene.

[ANYTHING-AND-EVERYTHING.]

I wasn't let down by the government, they did what I expected, I knew they were up to no good. I was let down by my fellow citizens that fell for it and took no steps to research or question the narrative or the product they got injected

[philipdewolfe]

It’s disgusting. My Father was in the Hospital and we were told he only had a short time, …..
My sister and I were not allowed to go and see him, we could see the Hospital from my sisters house but we’re not allowed in.
I have no faith in the Medical profession as a whole and even less faith in the government’s around the world.
Thank goodness that there are still good doctors and people like the great John Campbell.

[ernestoale]

My mother was in good health before the jab, 3 weeks after the first one she died from bizarre symptoms she had never displayed before. We were with her to the end and no one cared to diagnose the cause of death. The death certificate listed hypertension but no one examined her.
She was driving herself to the gym and to church 6 days a week before the first poison jab.

[chrisstokie]

" Were all in it together ". Wrong. They're all in it together.

[jennireid]

Too many people were too trusting. That has now changed.

[ThomasKing]

Human rights were thrown out the window when the Jab was pushed. Disgusting.

[laurenandrushko]

It's disgusting how elderly in nursing homes were treated. I experienced this first hand as my mom's primary caregiver, I did her bathing weekly, otherwise I could not see her unless I produced a covid vaccine card. I had to fight to be able to give her basic care & visits with her. I was able to give her which would be her last bath & told I couldn't have a visit or have our tea & snacks ( she looked forward to that immensely) so after her bath, we did visit, had our tea & snacks regardless, I told them to just leave us alone, they did. My heart was sad as I knew I wouldn't get back in without a fight. I didn't know that would be our last visit, she died 5 days later 😢 As a recently retired nurse, it's a horrible feeling to have witnessed this.I followed up for months after involving the head of nursing home & our health authority, not sure how much it helped but my feelings of nursing homes is sickening & the thoughts of putting a loved one in one is negative. It's a crime of what elderly/families went through with this "covid handling "

[michellestanvic]

AS an RN - I am appalled at the way people have been treated. Its criminal!